Driver clocked at 218km/h on freeway

HEADLINE: Driver clocked at 218km/h on freeway
SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26355189-29277,00.html
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A MAN has been caught driving at 218 km/h on the M5 motorway in Sydney's southwest, almost twice the limit.
Police clocked the 2002 Lexus is200 sedan speeding in a westbound lane about 3.45am yesterday.

The M5 motorway has a speed limit of 110kmph zone.

HEADLINE: Christian rock concerts spark unholy row
SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26355126-421,00.html
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NEW-age churches are fast becoming the scourge of suburbia, with residents fed up with booming rock music that has become the hallmark of their services. In Brisbane, communities at Yeronga, Annerley, Salisbury and New Farm are among those angry about marathon sermons and "Christian karaoke" which they say are making their weekends a misery, The Courier-Mail reports.

Kathy Davis, of inner-city New Farm, said police were regularly called to the Metro Church in upmarket Sydney Street because of ear-splitting music.

HEADLINE: Parents fined for drunken teens
SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26352180-36398,00.html
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PARENTS could be slapped with $6000 on-the-spot fines for allowing alcohol at teenage parties under a radical reform of drinking laws.

The parents of secondary students nationwide will tomorrow receive a letter from the Australian Drug Foundation warning of a binge-drinking epidemic - and calling for tough new penalties to be imposed on parents.

Under a proposal to be considered by state and federal government leaders next month, adults could be fined thousands of dollars for providing alcohol to minors without their parents' permission, the Sunday Herald Sun reports.

HEADLINE: The 'shed' that comes with $5m views
SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/business/money/story/0,28323,26352439-5013951,00.html
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PEOPLE getting on and off the ferry at Cremorne Point don't look twice at this unassuming building, so small it could be an an old toilet block. But it's the most expensive 100sqm property in the country, with uninterrupted views from one end of Sydney Harbour to the other.

Three years ago, John Gilmour transformed the old tram shed into a two-bedroom house with floor-to-ceiling mirrors on the back walls reflecting 27m of waterfront, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

HEADLINE: Colombian Cooking School Whips Up Viagra Dessert
SOURCE LINK: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,575120,00.html?test=latestnews
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BOGOTA — A Colombian cooking school has concocted a "love dessert" made with passion fruit — and Viagra.
Student chefs at the state culinary school in Quindio province wouldn't give the complete ingredients but say it contains the active ingredient in Viagra.
The pudding-like dessert is garnished with whipped cream and chocolate, and served in a parfait glass.
Sebastian Gomez, one of the creators, says the idea was to reinterpret the blue pill into a new kind of aphrodisiac.
Gomez said the recipe describes how much Viagra to safely dissolve into the dessert.
The dessert is, of course, not for sale as Viagra is a prescription drug.

HEADLINE: Bikinis, hugs and hairy heroics on world records' day
SOURCE LINK: http://www.canada.com/life/Bikinis+hugs+hairy+heroics+world+records/2219428/story.html
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LONDON - Stripping down to bikinis, cuddling strangers in railway stations and dragging buses with their hair, thousands of people across the globe attempted to break curious world records Thursday.

From Australia to China, Britain, Egypt, Lebanon and Tennessee, people put their scalps, stomachs and reputations on the line.

The antics were all in the name of the fifth annual Guinness World Records Day, with hopefuls trying to secure a spot in the next edition of their famous Guinness World Records book.